that warning came from damien — to and planning?warning came from damien green who once - to and planning? that warning came from damien green who once upon l to and planning? that warning came | from damien green who once upon a time was a senior cabinet minister. parts of the south and south—east particularly there are concerns that the reforms the government is putting forward, that it could see more green spaces built on in areas, they feel they have already had to take a lot of housing, so he was warning he wouldn't want to see the party drift away from its core voters as he said has happened to the labour party in the midlands and north, traditional areas the conservatives took off them in the last election. i think an effort to calm some nerves, amanda milling has released a piece in the daily telegraph saying that the party is listening and that it is a warning shot, and trying to send a signal that they will pay attention to these concerns but of course we will have to wait and see what the government comes out with in term

for example, neo damien disposal and praising damien, make it vibrate and turbine produces the vivid colors in the display. around half of the world's population now has a smart phone and with a number growing rapidly demand for rare earth is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth orange. in fact, all that where the bad news is that mining is difficult and bad for the environment and reserves are finite. the supply of somewhere earth could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer, and when you do get a new one, have the old when recycled. oh, wow. my smartphone is hold on. yes. i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the bus word. but how green are these batteries really and what happens to them after they've been used? let's find out the infringe.

but over on the egyptian angel, damien france and ignoring you and cool for a cease fire. israel high command now decided to secure its borders with syria. ah, on the 5th day of war, israeli troops began to climb the strategic go on high. ah, most viewed the projection of any but it's more less than welcome to how do you know be a little more of a monica? several was steve at the moment and i listened to the one. that's what he said. he said that the but on the 6th day of the war, damascus radio made an unexpected announcement. syria had accepted the un fees fire. with no warning given to troops fighting on the abroad cars, faithfully undermined syrian on the resistance. the man blamed for the collapse was the minister of defense, a man who would eventually rise to power in syria, half as such. ah, these really pushed on and occupied the whole of the golden height. ah, let me up when you get to the nitty and see that he can walk, walk of the clock, not but he is but a little eligible at the end of the 6th day of fighting and only when attend achieved all its goals. israel accepted the

but over on the egyptian angel, damien france and ignoring you and cool for a cease fire. israel high command now decided to secure its borders with syria. ah, on the 5th day of war, israeli troops began to climb the strategic golden heights ah, on the projection of any. but it's more than welcome, dinah, how do you know be a little more of a modicum, most of the many ah amendment and i left and i just want my father call me on what he said. he said that the but on the 6th day of the war, damascus radio made an unexpected announcement. syria had accepted the un be file with no warning given to troops fighting on the go abroad, cars fatally undermined syrian resistance. the man blamed for the collapse was the minister of defense, a man who would eventually rise to power in syria. half of me these really pushed on and occupied the whole of the golan heights. ah, let me uh, once we get to the cfo and let the and, and see that he can walk, walk up the clock. not. but he is. yeah. but i do have a little angel at the end of the 6 day of fighting, and only when attend achieved all its goals.

. >> damien, what is the primary driver of this is it companies, corporations, governments demandingel because things are getting going again? consumer demand at the retai level because of the pent-up travel demand? if it is the latter, how sustainable is it? is it a draw forward effect? do people get the travel fix and drift off to normal-ish conditions >> there are many drivers. i think first and foremost is comfort of people to move around following the vaccination rates and falling covid cases. in europe, governments are requiring the drive again. it is just a return to a normal lifestyle. it does include commuting. in the case of the u.s. getting back to school in the fall will add another layer of the demand recovery the second component beyond daily lives returning to normal mobility is travel there is a significant pent-up demand for travel. it is well below where it used to be. when we see the recovery, it is 30% since the drop in march, we think there is more to come. flying is still roughly half of what it was in 2019. we may not get all of the international travel back. i

because pritton was on the brink of breaks it, damien hopped on a plane 4 days later in order to house an apartment in order. the whole family moved in june. it was just love at 1st sight, literally. the friendliness the man was so welcoming the people were so nice and obviously looking around just it's just that so it could be true place and this is a big me. but if something really, really wanted for the children, but life is not without daily challenges. the greenwood still speak very little italian castro, but. 5 they see that it's too much, but after that, what do you mean to just do when to be quite true, brought through the c c helio knowing will no, no no. the greenwood steering to food. after all, in manchester they actually had a restaurant and 3 suite shops. maybe they'll open an eatery here too. we go to the market every saturday and because we own the market on a sunday fuel, usually for some badge and the quality is really, really good, isn't it? produces amazing enough for those that don't think it's really nice that people come in somewhat of what you like doing the bes

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nbc bay area damien was one of the only reporters to meet with one of those families. >> reporter: many hope will be the final hurdle before the nation goes into herd immunity because of families that decided to step up. the chavez children were all smiles this afternoon. >> here we go. >> reporter: this was them earlier at stanford med. the medical center shared this video with us showing the children getting their dose of the pfizer vaccine. >> it felt not that bad. it felt like a little pain. >> these are what we call phase three trials, meaning this is the final dosing study to look for safety and effectiveness. that is, do the children make good response. >> reporter: this doctor is leading the child vaccine trials at stanford for 5 to 11-year-olds. she hopes to have fda approval for this age group by the fall so the first dose can be available for children as school starts. the trials mean a faster return to normalcy. >> i want to go to universal studios, go to my cousins's house that lives in texas. >> we believe so much in science. we trust our pediatrician and we talked to her

part of british artist damien hirst, exhibition archaeology. now at rooms galleria ball gazer, per se, started creating the sculptures a decade ago, along with the myth, their treasures rescued from a ship wreck. now they can be seen alongside works by some of italy's greatest masters. the book of leviticus shared by jews and christians says, love thy neighbor as thyself. but what if your neighbor is new from a far away land and has a different skin color? the documentary a black, jesus shows what happened when italian villagers met african asylum seekers in the streets and at church. director luca lu casey made the film in his father's hometown during europe's migration crisis. me so coolly ana, a village of devout catholics in the south of sicily, in the year 2018. for centuries, the village has had a special depiction of jesus christ, its black holy object worshiped by everyone. here the news and since 2014, there's been a camp for migrants, real life black figures, but they're viewed with much less reverence. one of them is 8, was a 19 year

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ok, damien. thank you — real source of concern. ok, damien.stand how the government is making decisions about what country should be in which part of the traffic light system and of course today is a big day of protest for the travel industry, a travel day of action it is being called. list talk to our business correspondence who is at bristol airport. dave. good morning and it's been a very busy morning at bristol airport after months and months of really quiet days. not many flights, they're only flying to faro, alicante in spain, apart from uk destinations, and as you can see, many people from the travel industry have come out onto the airside tarmac to show a show of strength i am. many of the people involved in this industry and affected by it and i'm talking to one of them who was at captain of the pilots union and you fly with easyjet. you fly with easyjet, but at the moment no. trier? easyjet, but at the moment no. very much at the — easyjet, but at the moment no. very much at the moment _ easyjet, but at the moment no. very much at th

closer at this foot, and you'll see a lab rat with an ear growing on its back part of british artist damien hearst's exhibition archaeology. now, at rooms galleria bought a gazer per se, started creating the sculptures a decade ago, along with the miss their treasures rescued from a ship wreck. now they can be seen alongside works by some of italy's greatest masters the book of leviticus shared by jews and christians says, love thy neighbor as thyself. but what if your neighbor is new from a far away land and has a different skin color? the documentary a black, jesus shows what happened when italian villagers met african asylum seekers in the streets and at church. director luca lu casey made the film in his father's hometown during europe's migration crisis. me so coolly. anna, a village of devout catholics in the south of sicily, in the year 2018. for centuries, the village has had a special depiction of jesus christ. its black holy object worshiped by everyone. here, the news and since 2014, there's been a camp for migrants. real life black figures, but they're viewed with much less reve

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niece enjoyed here at the jordan river, the family i meters apart, but been separated for years. luba damien citizen, moved to the west bank with her past union husband 11 years ago since then she hasn't met with her family. this is as close as we can get to her re union and of us from other than not telephone here. but i see them usually on the phone, but it's not like seeing them in real. i still can't touch, kiss or hug them better than nothing less than a lay out a bit. ruba is a palestinian descent, but that doesn't help her get a palestinian id. many for nationals like her are waiting for israel to approve the request. while they can leave the westbank, israel might prevent them from returning to their families. while you're sophie applied for a palestinian id more than 25 years ago, she came so close to getting one. but the process was frozen. she says, you probably wouldn't have married someone from the occupied territory. if she knew it would be that difficult to get her residency, she told us one of her hardest moments was when her mother wanted to see her before she died to say pa

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why spoke were political on communications consultant damien will said he believes scrapping you veto powers can only be damaging for the block. smaller states. i think it's a very useful device for the smaller nations because without it, it's the, the large notion like germany, like france will just bully the small nations into doing whatever they want. every nation within that the $27.00 nations left have their own history, have their own problems, have their own outlooks on, on the wider world that should be allowed to keep those without being forced into a cold or brides and bullied by, by the lodge. ations, the problem with the use is really desperately wants to be seen as one united voice that speaks on the world stage. you see that they've been invited to to the g 7 meeting in the u. k this week, but they're not one of the 7. they're, they're a plus one, so they're really on the outside on the fringes of it, and annoyed them that they can't get that united voice and, and be given the presence in the end that the, the limelight that they think they deserve. now this story has ca

away from advancing the deck deck in game 6 against portland, the nugget had to contend with an fire damien lillard. the trailblazers franchise player led the home team in ahead half time. have a call about that 3 things got worse. the denver after the break, as they fell 14 points behind, but they weren't about to throw in the talent and don't want to eat away up portland, leave it right to unlike so many times this season, nickel yoke, it was the difference. make up 3 kids get nuggets. this the dog back 36 points on the night with 27 of them. crucially, coming in the 2nd half year had a memorable come back when scarred final school 126-2115 denver they now advance to the western conference that we find think we played a lot of focused and they were, they were up never a lot 14th, i think the action was stay as a group got jostled. denver will take on the sons who officially end of the lakers title defense. booker pocket. through with anthony david exiting, just 5 minutes in due to a troublesome growing happening. being took advantage thing on spread other mess. they had the 30 point lead

done with beating portland, despite the historical display from blazes stall, damien lillard, who now is a pale franklin 123 pointers, and brazil has confirmed the host cities for this month's copa america. diginero is one of 4 fifties that will face the tournament. the other 3 are brazilian co, above and co young. you go on your other. brazil was only tossed with hosting the copper on monday. off the argentina was dropped, save the spread of coven 19. now brazil itself is also struggling to contain the virus and is recorded the 3rd most highest cases in the world. it's back to the future at re l. madrid with carla and she lost the hired as coach replacement had been down who quit last week? angela she was previously in charge of the spanish giants from 2013 to 2015. 61 year old leaves primarily cub everson. after agreeing to a 3 year contract with real madrid, italian believes the expected opportunity is the right move for him and his family . and moving on to the h l. the tampa bay lightning be the carolina hurricanes to one in the 2nd round of the playoffs. alex cologne and anthony

but the main reason she's happy is that the l damien government is giving her family an apartment in these new developments in some manner about 30 kilometers north of the capital. tarana. 5 buildings collapsed to what a powerful earthquake struck out dania in 2019 killing. 2 dozen people in savannah alone. but anyone who lost the house will receive a new one for free, and the government is paying their rent. in the meantime, part of a dynamic response to turn adversity to advantage. in the port of judas, there are few signs left but 25 people were killed by collapsing, hotels, and houses. the sights of tragedy have been bulldozed, clean and lifting buildings removed. yes, we need to transform the response for the earthquake story. people supported us mostly because of how we acted exactly to cove it and earthquakes. so we turn this to blows in into the opportunities to prove that we can, we can do, we can do great things together and we did the government has spent $150000000.00 on earthquake reconstruction this year alone. but the timing has been political more than half that aid w

in portland, despite the historic display from blazes saw damien log, hu nailed a plow, freckled 123 pointers, welfare no doubt, bid 414 to a friend to open title is off to an impressive stock. a spaniard has a little trouble against australia's world number 63, i think proper in adult who the 1st who says, but needed the high brakes to close out the much on faith about being the number 3 this year. i just want my for my something that i am happy with them for was under the low for the 2nd one and and i did not all that stuff. don't worry me much. now, honestly about the joke of it had the own of winning the 1st ever scheduled men's night. matt to have one on girls at the center court has the track to the roof, allowing for evening action. number one, made light workers, penis, conference to be the 1st session ever ruling was quite different. i must say in a little bit of strange to play under the lights that were very bright tonight to be honest in from us and to say to him unfortunately, but you know, i'm looking forward. next, nash, hopefully i can have some crowd on the, on the c

and in the party system, he apparently came out in favor of democrats when he told el damien to protect the vote and told them that it's a single vote has touched on election to shop in your pitchforks. these were bob's aims in the room and socialists who were running the election, who were the incumbents in this election. and it is no secret here that president met the prime minister rama. and now they've had political enemies. this is an enmity that goes back at least to the local elections of 2019. when 2 men disagreed on the timing. that's because the elections had been, had been abandoned, had been boycotted by the opposition democrats and protest against the government. they then regretted that decision, when they decided to come back into the election field and can bring candidates forward. there wasn't enough time. president master said, let's postpone them until september. the prime minister roman system on the holding them in june with only socialist party candidates. and of course he took the country's municipalities. but ever since then, press private us to run his accused p

the attack was 28 year old damien taro. he was sentenced to 4 months in prison with an additional 14 month suspended sentence. tara was also banned from ever holding public office and from owning weapons for 5 years. at the same time, that slap episode provoked an avalanche jokes and names on line as these things do with twitter, in particular saying, numerous political character choose. mocking. micron columnist, alexis poland, says, said sir, mac kron who's been slapping the french people in the face. though we quite believe this is where a manual micro is power lies. in other words, it's the ultra personalized and centralized power of the president. obviously, there are still people who are ready to break through rows of riot police to get the president. violence is unacceptable and we see how representatives of political communities unanimously condemned to slap in the face. but in a sense, the manu macro himself represents violence because it's he who authorized mused normally for weapons by law enforcement agencies. t

so the attacker was 28 year old damien terrell. he was sentenced to 4 months in prison and an additional 40 mom suspended sentence. tara was also banned from holding public office and promoting weapons for 5 years. at the same time as the slop episode provoked to an avalanche of jokes and means own line. twitter, for instance, in particular saying numerous political caricature is mocking micron. cullum is alexis poodle and told us it's micron who's been slapping the french people in the face. we believe this is where a manual microns power lies. in other words, is the ultra personalized alter centralized power of the president? obviously, there are still people who are ready to break through rows of riot police to get the president. violence is unacceptable and we see how representative is a political community unanimously condemned to live in the faith. but in a sense, the money macro himself represents violence because it's he who authorized use of normally for weapons by law enforcement agencies. that is why many protests were i

he planned to spend 4 days partying here with her girlfriend was the one hi, damien degree. we're here to relax and have a good time. so you guys are going to help you want to know that the from the moment they arrive, hotel employees, pamper and reassure the get really the club, the bars. kind of everything really good, edward and mean safety of 100 percent here in the for 2000 euros each. the friends are going to spend an all inclusive long weekend at one of the many secure resorts built on the coast. since the end of the 2017 conflict, this hotel is fully books for 10 months of the year. the giant complex has more than 800 rooms and everything the guests could wish for the, you know, but i know the different restaurants. i know they have all types of premiums, alcohol, if those went up and we love it, i'm gonna go check out the pool. this was exactly what's andrea was looking for, a safe and secure location. she won't have to leave for the rest of her trip. oh yeah, i will say, i don't, i mean, i definitely think that the, i know they probably put a special emphasis on sa

as damien| westminster, thank you.at the same time, the government says, we intend to remove the guidance, to amber countries. nonetheless, that opens some hope. chris rowles, chairman of the aito, the specialist travel association, joins me now. some of the extra costs people thought they might have to face could be diminished by that. i have not to could be diminished by that. i have got to say. — could be diminished by that. i have got to say. it _ could be diminished by that. i have got to say. it is _ could be diminished by that. i have got to say, it is absolutely - got to say, it is absolutely underwhelming, really, in this government have said that they will follow the science. as to how travel can be opened up, and we are licking the travel should be open as safely as possible, but when we look at england right now, the infection rates are over 100 cases per 100,000 people. even cornwall is above that level. so our government is saying it is perfectly safe to travel to cornwall and go on holiday there but you

damien willard set a playoff record. the blazers up seven in the second quarter.ore. crunch time is game another huge three. blazers a must win game up 93- 79. >> last week chris bassitt through his first shutout in his postgame interview and it revealed sean bought a trident. they can't take that on the team plane. they throw a shut out in seattle, they had to improvise of it. >> i think it is the same one. >> doesn't quite have the same impact for a little piece of paper. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. anthony davis is a go tonight for the lakers and there must win situation. they are game tonight and think about this, what were you doing at age 17?age 17?age 17?age 17?? on tour with the u.s. women's open and tied for the lead. dan was probably on a student. i don't know. anyway -- i am just happy. >> i don't don't want to judge. i am just happy they didn't have the camera phones back in the day. >> so impressive. 17 was the year i actually started playing golf. >> amazing! >> thanks, larry. >> she was in a student. still is. by the way. >>> com

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damien mcguinnessjoining us from berlin.ry low. the vaccine roll—out could be higher but unfortunately we are in the realms of being controlled by the eu with regards to distribution. so they are doing it as soon as they come in, they cannot shower people as fast enough. cases are down. masks are coming off on saturday outside. and today it is fingers crossed big time because there is about a hundred hotels which still haven't opened and they are just waiting for the green light to go on the british market which will make or break this summer season or what is left of it. if we don't get the brits coming within the next two or three weeks, it could be another lost season and the consequences would be dire for the balearics. .,, ' :: :: consequences would be dire for the balearics. ' :: :: ., , consequences would be dire for the balearics. ':: :: ., , balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned _ balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned will _ balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned will only _ balearics. those 100 hotels yo

. >> quickly, damien, monoclonal antibodies were never deployed its scale despite with the presidentd would happen, right? >> that's correct. they're incredibly expensive and frankly the president kind of lost interest and he was just a month away from the election put all his focus on the election and he never committed to doing it and they never got it scale. >> yasmeen abutaleb and damian paletta, the new book is called nightmare scenario, it's out now. thank you both for making time tonight. that is all in on this tuesday night, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris, thank you my friend. much appreciated. and thanks to a home for being with us this hour. so he had been a slave. he was enslaved to a white man named jon emerson in missouri. but then during the time that emmerson was holding this man as a slave, he moved several times, including moving out of missouri. he moved to the wisconsin territory. he moved to the state of illinois. both of territories. they're slave states. both of which were free. so that created an unusual situ

they are what makes the smartphone smart, for example, neo damien disposal, and praise your jimmy m, make it vibrate, and turbine produces the vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has the smartphone and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earth is set to rise the good news is that rare earth orange in fact all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bad for the environment. and reserves are finite. the supply of some rare earth could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old when recycled. oh wow, my smartphone is hold on. yes. i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery is really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the bus word, but how green are these batteries really and what happens to the

. >> reporter: damien's family lost their grocery store in the massacre.believes black tulsans' best hope is to lean on each other for support. >> we are not rebuilding. so holding my granddaughter right here, it's about the future, not so much about the past. >> reporter: and rebuild black wall street together, against all odds just as they did in 1921. >> our thanks to antonia hilton for that report. >>> meanwhile, president biden will travel to oklahoma, today, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. biden will tour the greenwood cultural center, this afternoon, alongside several of his top-cabinet members and advisers. the president is expected to deliver remarks, at the site of the deadly massacre. president biden, also, issued a proclamation, yesterday, to commemorate the anniversary and called an americans to work together to eradicate systemic racism. he will be the first president to commemorate the tulsa event. joining us now, white house reporter at "politico," meredith mcgraw. meredith, thank you so much for getting up